Energy

Transatlantic clean investment monitor 4: electric vehicles

A clear move to electric vehicles is underway, but the US is creating more obstacles than Europe

Defence and climate: is a common agenda possible?

How Europe’s defence sector can align to climate goals without compromising security needs

Preventing future electricity blackouts requires thorough analysis

There is still no clear picture of what led to the Iberian blackout; a comprehensive, evidence-based investigation is essential

[UPDATED] Wired for the future: building Europe’s next-gen electricity grid

New reflections on Europe's electricity grid system after the outage in Spain and Portugal

Defence and climate: seven points for a common agenda

Beyond the debated public spending trade-off between defence and climate goals lie converging interests

Who should be charged? Principles for fair allocation of electricity system costs

This Policy Brief sets out four principles for pricing electricity fairly

Ending European Union imports of Russian uranium

Continuing to do business with Rosatom, the company responsible for the commercial relationship on uranium with the EU, raises four issues

Green intersections: the global embedding of climate change in policy

Europe urgently needs a common strategy on Russian gas

An uncoordinated approach threatens EU energy security and the green transition

Towards sustainable energy security. Europe needs a new strategy now

Transatlantic clean investment monitor 3: battery manufacturing

Battery manufacturing investment is rising fast on both sides of the Atlantic with the US outstripping Europe – for now

Clean industrial transformation: where does Europe stand?

Clean-tech investment and employment in the EU are growing, but a major heavy industry decarbonisation push is still needed

How data centres can chase renewable energy across Europe

Harnessing the flexibility offered by data centres depending on renewable energy availability could cut costs and emissions

Europe’s energy information problem

Choices are needed about responsibilities at European and national levels, expanding existing institutions or creating new independent ones